AQA • History

Summary of the progress of the civil rights movement under the presidency of Lyndon Johnson. Written for the AQA A Level course 'The American Dream: Reality and Illusion, 1945-80', but relevant for any course in Cold War American domestic policy. Student achieved a strong A*.

Detailed summary of the progress of the civil rights movement in the years under President Lyndon Johnson. Used for AQA A Level course 2Q: American Dream, Reality and Illusion, but the content is applicable to any history course in American domestic policy. Student achieved an A*.

25 mark history essay titled "Was Elizabeth's foreign policy weak and unconvincing". This essay achieved 23 out of 25, with feedback given to improve speed in which it was written, and the content of the conclusion. The essay explores Elizabeth's foreign policy in regard to Spain, the Netherlands, France, and Scotland, and assesses whether Elizabeth met the aims of her foreign policy. The essay argues that Elizabeth's foreign policy was not weak and unconvincing.

The Tsarist regime was successful in suppressing opposition between 1861-94 - in depth analysis of the reigns of Alexander II and III dealing with opposition (Okhrana, Land and Liberty, Populists, liberals, reforms, etc.)

Whose lives changed the most under Stalin? - focuses on Things that changed under Stalin / Things that stayed the same under Stalin / Judgement – whose lives changed the most? Goes through all of the different groups under Stalin and how their lives changed - A* revision notes

To what extent, in the years , did Lenin abandon ideology in order to gain and consolidate power? - A* ANSWER

Includes an essay plan about Alexander III suppressing opposition (“The tsarist regime was successful in suppressing opposition between 1861-81. Explain why you agree or disagree with this view” ) With reference to the extract and your understanding of the historical context, assess how convincing the arguments are in relation to the development of the Russian economy under Alexander II - extract analysis practice A* Notes on Economic policies - Von Reutern, Vyshnegradsky, Von Witte ...

A* essay answer (25 mark question) - '"Tsar Nicholas II was responsible for his own downfall in February 1917." Assess the validity of this view.'

Achieved A* for this marked essay - likely question to come up in an exam Goes through all the leaders from Alexander II, Nicholas II, Stalin, Lenin and Khruschev.

This document contains summary notes for James I character and views. It has everything you need to know for that topic in AQA A-level history Stuart Britain .